China & Tahir R. Andrabi

China: China hosted and mediated peace talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Urumqi, aiming to de-escalate tensions and find a comprehensive solution to their conflict.

Tahir R. Andrabi: Tahir R. Andrabi, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, confirmed ongoing talks in Urumqi and stated that the burden of success lies with Afghanistan.

China: China is a key player, hosting the Pakistani delegation, reaffirming its strong bilateral ties, and supporting Pakistan's mediation efforts in the Middle East, while also advancing the Belt and Road Initiative through CPEC.

Tahir R. Andrabi: Tahir R. Andrabi, as the Foreign Office spokesperson, provided statements regarding the visit's agenda and discussions.

China: China>>> has economic ties with Iran>>> and has been urged by the United States>>> to help broker a peace agreement, while also having its tankers transit the Strait of Hormuz>>>.

Tahir R. Andrabi: Tahir R. Andrabi, as Pakistan's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, confirmed Pakistan's ongoing peace efforts and the Prime Minister's upcoming visit to China to discuss these initiatives.

China: China>>> previously hosted peace talks between Pakistan>>> and Afghanistan>>>, where both sides agreed not to escalate their conflict, indicating its role as a mediator.

Tahir R. Andrabi: Tahir R. Andrabi>>>, Pakistan>>>'s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, confirmed the airstrikes were conducted to target militant camps and hideouts, and questioned the UN's methodology for documenting civilian casualties.

Tahir R. Andrabi: Tahir R. Andrabi, Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson, publicly rejected media reports claiming a setback in Pakistan's mediation efforts between the United States and Iran.

Tahir R. Andrabi: Tahir R. Andrabi, Pakistani foreign ministry spokesman, stated that no date had been set for the next round of talks.